Hardware wallet leader Ledger plans to go public on the US stock market, with a valuation potentially exceeding $4 billion

2026-01-23 05:16:10

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【Blockchain Movement】 Hardware wallet manufacturer Ledger is actively advancing its US listing plans. According to the latest news, the company’s valuation may surpass $4 billion, and it has partnered with top investment banks such as Goldman Sachs, Jefferies, and Barclays, with an IPO potentially completed as early as this year.

Ledger CEO Pascal Gauthier previously revealed that the company’s listing plan has been included in the agenda, and emphasized that its annual revenue has already reached hundreds of millions of dollars. From this information, Ledger, as a leading player in the crypto wallet field, demonstrates strong financial performance that provides a solid foundation for going public. This fundraising move also reflects the investment enthusiasm across the entire Web3 infrastructure sector.

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LiquidationAlert

· 01-25 07:53

Ledger's IPO is really interesting this time, starting with a valuation of 4 billion... But honestly, this should have come out a long time ago. --- Over 100 million in revenue? How do we count it here? A bunch of free software wallets for free. --- Goldman Sachs and J.P. Morgan have both come in, definitely some movement, but in the crypto world, IPOs... I've seen too many plot twists. --- The hardware wallet leader is indeed stable, it all depends on how they tell the story next. --- Again, another Web3 project is embracing American capital. Is this a good thing or...

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GasFeeSobber

· 01-24 06:36

Ledger going public? Sounds good, but does this thing really worth 4 billion? I still remember that security incident. Every day promoting the popularity of Web3 infrastructure, but all the money flows to big companies. Small investors still need to manage their private keys properly. This leading hardware wallet is just like this, and my sense of asset security has decreased again. Will they start to cut the leeks after going public... I'm a bit worried. If this IPO messes up, the entire hardware wallet sector will also suffer. It's indeed necessary for such players to go public, but I hope it doesn't turn into another tragedy of being acquired.

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VibesOverCharts

· 01-23 05:45

Ledger going public? Looks like hardware wallets are really becoming mainstream. --- Valued at 4 billion, how many wallets do you need to sell to make a living? Haha. --- Honestly, I never thought Ledger would get to this point. Once a niche product, now it's ringing the bell. --- Quickly stock up on Ledger before the IPO; all their peripherals will be hot then. --- Pascal is impressive; turning the wallet business into a unicorn-level enterprise. --- Annual revenue over a hundred million... Why am I still using free wallets? Am I too inexperienced? --- Web3 is really taking off; even hardware companies are starting to raise funds and go public. --- If Ledger goes public, I’ll believe Web3 is becoming institutionalized. --- Wait, Goldman Sachs is even endorsing this? It must be very stable then.

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FrogInTheWell

· 01-23 05:44

Ledger is going public, with a valuation of $4 billion. It feels like Web3 is finally entering the mainstream... But speaking of which, do these hardware wallet manufacturers really make money, or is this just another prelude to a new wave of scalpings? Ledger going public, what about Trezor? Will it be acquired? Over $100 million in annual revenue—are these numbers real? Seems a bit exaggerated... If they really want to go public, just do it. Anyway, the crypto world goes through cycles of scalpings, sooner or later they have to engage with Wall Street. A $4 billion valuation is honestly pretty average; Bitcoin should have gone public earlier.

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StableBoi

· 01-23 05:21

Ledger going public? It should have been done this way a long time ago; hardware wallets are most stable with it. --- A valuation of 4 billion isn't considered high; honestly, --- Goldman Sachs and others stepping in indicates that traditional finance is starting to take Web3 seriously. --- Annual revenue over a hundred million? I believe that number; too many people are using it. --- Wait, after going public, will there be security issues exposed again... --- It really feels like the infrastructure track is about to take off this round. --- Ledger's move is probably to scoop up institutional money. --- They promised to go public this year, so let's just wait and see. --- US stock traders will have a new toy. --- From hardware wallets to a publicly listed company, this story is quite exciting.

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